Rachael Burford is the Chief Political Correspondent at the Evening Standard. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on government and regional interest news. Rachael's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including Yahoo Sports UK, The Times, and The Independent.
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Rachael Burford's coverage is predominantly focused on local government and politics in the UK, particularly London. She regularly covers evolving political stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. Therefore, she would likely be responsive to pitches related to exclusive insights or expert commentary on ongoing political developments in London or broader UK politics.
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More than 1,500 drivers resume strikes on Tuesday over sweltering conditions in their cabs during the recent heatwaves
By: Rachael Burford
Rachael Burford Struggling Thames Water could still be put into administration, a minister has signalled after reports that Andy Burnham had ditched the plan over cost concerns.
By: Rachael Burford
Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook said that the Government was taking ‘no options off the table’ when it came to Britain’s largest water firm
Andy Burnham has defended his past comments about Donald Trump in which he branded the US President's “poisonous”.
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By: Rachael Burford
The Prime Minister’s team is understood to be preparing for the first face-to-face meeting between the two leaders
By: Rachael Burford
Rachael Burford and Nicholas Cecil Blistering heatwaves are resulting in the deaths of more people in London than anywhere else in the country, shock new analysis suggests.
By: Rachael Burford
Rachael Burford London town halls that face having to impose the largest council hikes ever seen are set to launch a legal process challenging the Government's decision to slash their funding.
By: Rachael Burford
Wandsworth, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster councils are expected to officially appeal the cuts
By: Rachael Burford
Saeed Yasin Hosseini was handed the flat in a Pimlico red-brick mansion block after misleading Westminster City Council about his circumstances
By: Rachael Burford
Rachael Burford A man who fraudulently obtained a council flat near Buckingham Palace has been ordered to pay back nearly £500,000 after illegally renting it out while living with his wife in north London.
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